Crypto – Adjusted Moving Average Pinescript

Indicator Utility

Thank you for purchasing an indicator or bundle from Kenzing®. This brief introduction contains instructions on how the indicator functions and how to adjust the input values that allow you to personalise the indicator according to your trading strategy. Information on how to access the indicator after purchase is not included in this document and can be found in the Read Me FAQ document.

Understanding the Indicator

This moving average can be adjusted to give weight to the performance of the six largest cryptocurrencies by market-cap. Each of the six cryptocurrencies in this Crypto-Index are weighted equally.

Bitcoin (BTC)

Ethereum (ETH)

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Ripple (XRP)

Litecoin (LTC)

Nem Coin (XEM)

The use of this indicator is to observe the deviation between the price of the underlying asset that is the basis of your chart, and the rest of the cryptocurrency market that is represented by the Crypto-Index.

Introduction

If more cryptocurrencies trend down while the observed currency trends up, the CAMA will sit lower than the moving average and a blue pool will become visible showing that the chart is outperforming the Crypto-Index listed above.

Inversely, if more cryptocurrencies trend up while your observed currency trends down, the CAMA will sit higher than the moving average and a red cloud will form, showing that the chart is performing worse than the Crypto-Index.

Input Values

This indicator uses two variables that can be adjusted.

MA_Length
This is the period length of the moving average and can be set to any value. The default value is 50.

CryptoFactor
This is the weight given to the movement of the Crypto-Index. Essentially, this value determines how heavily the moving average is changed by the Crypto-Index. If you set this at 0, the line will be a simple moving average of the set length without any effect of the Crypto-Index.